Hyundai teams with Germany’s Neura Robotics to test humanoid and quadruped robots in shipyards, aiming to automate shipbuilding tasks.

Hyundai Motor Group is scaling back investment in some of its most ambitious future mobility initiatives as mounting ...

Hyundai’s robot doesn’t look like a human, in contrast to Tesla’s Optimus, but it has specific tasks within a certain setting. Here’s what it’s about.

Korean Air is tapping a new robotics development from two Korean automotive companies to reduce strain on its technicians.

Hyundai wants to work with German robotics company Neura Robotics to make their robots suitable for heavy and risky work in shipbuilding.

Hyundai expects charging robots to become a convenience feature in the future and work as part of autonomous parking control systems, where cars will act as their own valet drivers.

Hyundai Motor and Kia said Wednesday that they held a handover ceremony on Tuesday at a Korean Air aircraft maintenance ...

Hyundai has announced a four-wheeled robot named MobED. It’s not clear what the machine will be used for, but the South Korean automaker is framing it as a “mobility platform” that can be ...

Hyundai Motor and Kia launch Korean sales of the industrial wearable robot X-ble Shoulder, with Korean Air as the first ...

Robot helpers that are totally not terrifying. Hyundai completed its purchase of Boston Dynamics in 2021. You may know the company from its humanoid robots that dance and do parkour. There are ...

Remember late last year when we told you Hyundai was going to buy robot-dog-maker Boston Dynamics so it can, maybe, send a robot dogs to round up everyone who still owns a Hyundai Excel for, I don ...

Humans and robots, working in harmony. Yes, there are some 270 humans that work at HMGICS. Some are engineers working in robotics or AI, but many are helping out in the cells, working with the ...